The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-10
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ OUR
REPORTER.

Las. Weeks Occurrences In City and
County Narrated In Condens-
cd Paragraphs.
CONGRESSMAN brewer was in the city
Last week.
The Salem Fire Company were out on
parade last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Eugene Winkler is confined to his
room from an attack Of rheumatism.
Mr.. Wade Bynum returned from
protracted visit to Birmingham last Friday.
Prof. C. L. Wilson, formerly of this
city, has returned to resume business here.
Mr.. w. F. Smith, of Winston, N. c.,
says the Milton Advertiser, was in town on
Monday.
We learn that the Centenary NJ. E.
Sunday School will give an Easter enter
tainment.
-SIs2 Is is the amount of the Bohemian
mission collection taken up in the Moravian
church last Sunday.
Notwithstanding the rain Wednesday,
the warehouses had one of the biggest
breaks of the season.
We understand several marriages will
take place i'll our midst before the polls are
closed for the season.
The newspapers that Islander the
"Sprlng poet" are more numerous than the
poet himself Shame!
Love feast services last Friday night
in the Centenary NJ. E. church. The pas
tor, DIR. L. S. Burkhead. presiding.
Mr. H E. Fries, of our city, was nomi-
mated on last Saturday by Gov. Scales as
one of the Trustees of the Industrial School.
j. w. Shepherd, Esq, of Winston, says
the Yadkin Valley Neps, has been in town
this week. He is the same old clever fell
low.
DIR. J. T. Bagwell, of Charlotte, says
the Register, was in Concoid on Wednesday
and Thursday. He is in the Fire Insurance
business.
We learn with regret that our former
townsman, Mr.. w. G. Ledbetter, had all his
furniture consumed by fire at Admission, Ala,
a few days ago.
= Mr.. F. B. Efrd has rented the Hines
residence on Main street, we learn, with
a view of moving his mother and sister here
from charlotte.
Rev. C. II. Mead. noted temperance
lecturer, will address the people of Winston
ON Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the 11th,
l2th and 18th inst.
Mr.. w. L. Myers, of Winston, was
married to Miss Mamie Christian, of Hall
fax Court House, Va; on the Srd instant.
He arrived with his bride on the. moon train
Saturday. =, :. =, y y
- Miss Lilly Crosland, an accomplished
young lady of Salem, has just returned from,
visit to Trinity College, where she reports
the boys lawfully NICE" and all the people
hospltable..
Mr.. Moses Stewart, we'll known and
highly esteemed citizen of this county, died
at his home, about five miles from Salem,
on the High Point road, recently, at the ad-
vanced age of s5 years.
The Monte Cristo Dramatic company
Owen O'Conner tragedy company will be
here on the 18th. Both come with the most
.dattering press recommendations.
A Mr. Wright, representing the Brush
Electric Light COMPANY, Of Cincinnati, was
in Winston last week, consulting with the
committee appointed by the city Council te
consider the matter of lighting the city.
An attache of THE SENTINEL Office i.
of the Inquisition could not hold a light te
the fellow that knocks red hot lamp stack
over and then catches it to keep it from
breaking.
Mr.. Watt Martin returned Friday
night from an extended trip South in the
interest of w. T. Gray & Co of this city
He has been to Birmingham, and report:
favorably of the place. He says rumors dc
not do it justice.
Our genial young friend, Mr.. Waite,
Hester, whom everybody likes, has accepted
a position to travel for Baltimore house
We feel sure there will be many tears shec
over Waits departure, and learn of his in
tention with regret.
1t has been decided to erect anothe
brick building South of and as an estensior
of the Sisters House in Salem, adjoining
the Academy on the South. 1t will b.
erected this Spring, but the plans have no
yet been fully decided upon.
Mrs. s. S. Henley, of this city, wa
summoned yesterday morning to the bed
side of her BROTHER DIR. A. D Lindsay, VIII
was taken seriously i'll with paralysis at hi
home in Kernersvile. DIR. Gray ATTENDED